Iraqi Yellowcake to Canada

Given my previous post, I guess it's for the best that the remnants of Saddam's nuclear program - which the left assures us never existed ("move along, nothing to see here") - arrived in Canada today and will provide nuclear power to the good people of Ontario.

Give McCain Credit

This week, George Stephanopoulos, on This Week with George Stephanopoulos, pointed out that last week was the first week since the start of the Iraq War that the Pentagon released no names of dead soldiers from Iraq. That's a sign of how much violence is down in Iraq. What great news for Independence Day weekend.

It's really starting to look like a corner has been turned in Iraq and that George Bush's legacy might actually be creating a functioning democracy in Iraq. Unless, of course, the Democrats get elected and end up messing things up.

Advice Falls On Deaf Ears

Hoshyar Zebari to Obama:

"We have a deadly enemy. When he sees that you commit yourself to a certain timetable, he will use this to increase pressure and attacks, to make it look as though he is forcing you out. We have many actors who would love to take advantage of that opportunity."

I appreciate Mr. Zebari doing his job, but I'm sure that Obama couldn't care less what he has to say. In fact, I'd be surprised if Obama even knows who he is.

It's so sad that, just as the corner is being turned in Iraq, the Democrats want to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and pack up and go home.